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3e was designed around system master. In every book there was S tier stuff A tier stuff B tier stuff C tier stuff D tier stuff F tier...

easiest rule for DMs was: everything is allowed, but I keep the power to ban/change something if I see that it is breaking the game.

How? There can always be build suggestions in PHB on what feat to take at certain level for one archetype per class. and how it more...

A very interesting foil to what I just said where those were almost all books in the categories I said I would exclude. 😅 It's kind of...

the bloat sure can be reduced to "core books" PHB 1&2 Player Guide to Faerun/Eberron "Complete X" books. maybe add: Bo9S Unearthed...

Yes and no. There was so much options. To put it in perspective: 55 core classes, 750 prestige classes, 2800 feats spread across 60+...

this. either all are on Short rest or all are on Long rest counter. when you have a spread of 0 to 5 short rests per Long rest...

Shadow monk/Assassin rogue multiclass

I mean...wouldn't it be better if you just....didn't have to do that? Like if most characters were all clearly in the same ballpark...

most will keep that, but some can be opened up to variety of classes some subclasses now are like base class does not exist. some can...

but narrative is different, it would be similar if sniper would have to chamber a round before shooting and sniper is in hearing...

you can always make class specific weapons. IE: Hunter's bow rare, requires attunement by a ranger +1 Longbow, while attuned to this...

yeah, if you want to have capable heroes but still feel very fragile, you reduce HP, you have good skills, but still, one sword swing...

That is why I said, do the opposite, 3rd or 5th or 6th level features, 1st level HPs.

Sounds like bonus feat(s), so you can pick what you are good at.